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| Jynger Offer Upgrade  User ID: 3450661  United States07/31/2013 04:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 37236425 United States07/31/2013 05:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am mad mad mad! I took my mom to CVS to buy juice. While I waited in the car, I saw a man leave the store. He was older than me, and he looked very hot and miserable. He also looked humiliated. Quoting: Jynger I thought to myself that he might approach the car and ask for money, but he didn't. He just disappeared. When my mom finished her shopping and returned to the car, she told me that the cashier kicked the man out of the store because he "smelled". The woman told him he could NEVER COME BACK. She was complaining to the customers about how she will not put up with stinky people. I was so upset that I drove up and down the street looking for the man. Sadly, I could not find him. I wanted to take him back to the store and buy him something to drink and maybe some food. My mom said it is probably better off that I did not find him, for my actions might have embarrassed him. You need to understand... I was furious!!! I want to do something! He is a person - not a piece of refuge. Buy him a bar of soap and some deodorant. No excuse for poor hygiene when these items are so inexpensive. |
| BIGINJAPAN User ID: 44379957  United Kingdom07/31/2013 06:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am mad mad mad! I took my mom to CVS to buy juice. While I waited in the car, I saw a man leave the store. He was older than me, and he looked very hot and miserable. He also looked humiliated. Quoting: Jynger I thought to myself that he might approach the car and ask for money, but he didn't. He just disappeared. When my mom finished her shopping and returned to the car, she told me that the cashier kicked the man out of the store because he "smelled". The woman told him he could NEVER COME BACK. She was complaining to the customers about how she will not put up with stinky people. I was so upset that I drove up and down the street looking for the man. Sadly, I could not find him. I wanted to take him back to the store and buy him something to drink and maybe some food. My mom said it is probably better off that I did not find him, for my actions might have embarrassed him. You need to understand... I was furious!!! I want to do something! He is a person - not a piece of refuge. Buy him a bar of soap and some deodorant. No excuse for poor hygiene when these items are so inexpensive. Yet another heartbreaking read for me, is it not unfair on the ones less fortunate than oneself to judge and look down on those justs? I am sick of the attacks on the Irish in these threads and I hate to read a story like this. Makes me sick. Love Da Groove \/ /\ \/ You Gotta Love Da Groove \/\/\/ |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 33596490 United States07/31/2013 06:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Jynger (OP) User ID: 3450661 United States07/31/2013 09:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here is my point. What if it was a man who pushed his broken down car into the parking lot? What if it was a woman who just left the gym after working out? I do not know if the man is a known loiter or not, but it is unacceptable to treat people that way. He was not bothering anybody. Not only was she unforgivably rude to the man, but she was gloating about it to the customers. Customers who do not know the history of this particular fellow. Customers who did not even witness the event had to hear about it. Who does she think she is? She made herself look like an ass! If Beaker was a flesh and blood man, I'd date him. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 44360831 United States07/31/2013 10:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | they be mad out there yo! I been told never to come back to walmart for asking about thier photograph copying procedures. seems you can not get a copy of a school picture even though it is your child which you did not sign a modeling license for the images yet they somehow own them and thats the new "crackdown" as to copyright etc. My child, no models release, my payment for said photography and someone else owns the images? time to wake up slaves. |
| Jynger (OP) User ID: 3450661 United States07/31/2013 10:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| mkarenh13 User ID: 71205112 United States07/03/2016 02:02 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes, people do suck. I have dealt with stinky customers for a good while. Usually just in the summer time. There is a huge difference in what a man working in the heat and sweats smells like as opposed to what one with poor hygeine smells like. The Ukrainians I deal with are the worst for bad, or rather, no hygiene. You can buy a bar of soap, toothpaste and toothbrush and deodorant at the Dollar Tree for $4 plus tax. There is no excuse for it. The Mexicans cover themselves in Axe body spray or some other cheap cologne to cover it up. Poor hygiene I can not deal with, hard working sweat I can. However, I would NEVER tell someone to not return because they stink, nor would I tell someone they stink. My kids, yeah, my best friend, yeah but never ever a complete stranger or customer. As someone said, you never know the situation. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 72507931 United States07/03/2016 09:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am mad mad mad! I took my mom to CVS to buy juice. While I waited in the car, I saw a man leave the store. He was older than me, and he looked very hot and miserable. He also looked humiliated. Quoting: Jynger I thought to myself that he might approach the car and ask for money, but he didn't. He just disappeared. When my mom finished her shopping and returned to the car, she told me that the cashier kicked the man out of the store because he "smelled". The woman told him he could NEVER COME BACK. She was complaining to the customers about how she will not put up with stinky people. I was so upset that I drove up and down the street looking for the man. Sadly, I could not find him. I wanted to take him back to the store and buy him something to drink and maybe some food. My mom said it is probably better off that I did not find him, for my actions might have embarrassed him. You need to understand... I was furious!!! I want to do something! He is a person - not a piece of refuge. You're a good person. The cashier that did that has no clue what his circumstances in life are. Nobody likes to be humiliated at ANY AGE. It's a shame too many people can't put themselves in another person's shoes. How would the cashier feel if she had been treated the way she treated the man? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 72507931 United States07/03/2016 09:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | CVS is a pharmacy store. One thing to note, this happened in Pasadena, Texas. It was 100 degrees outside, so yes, he was sweating profusely. Quoting: Jynger Here is my point. What if it was a man who pushed his broken down car into the parking lot? What if it was a woman who just left the gym after working out? I do not know if the man is a known loiter or not, but it is unacceptable to treat people that way. He was not bothering anybody. Not only was she unforgivably rude to the man, but she was gloating about it to the customers. Customers who do not know the history of this particular fellow. Customers who did not even witness the event had to hear about it. Who does she think she is? She made herself look like an ass! And that's why I'm pretty much a loner these days. It's bad enough to treat people like shit to start with and makes her look like an even bigger cunt because she's so proud of her cunt-ish behavior. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 45415570 United States07/03/2016 10:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One time I was on a public bus (in college at the time) and a homeless guy got on. He was wearing sweats that looked like they hadn't been washed in weeks, and smelled like he hadn't bathed in weeks. The stench literally caused my stomach to churn, and he was in the front and I was in the back. I got off two miles ahead of my stop to avoid throwing up on the bus. Maybe this fellow smelled that bad ? |
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